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由台灣大學外文系名譽教授齊邦媛老師所主編，精選出十篇台灣作家的精彩小說，廣邀台大彭鏡禧教授等人譯介成英文，讓讀者中英對照，分享中文寫作及英文改譯之美。小說人人愛讀，透過故事，我們看到作者眼中的世界，或溫暖，或滄桑，或綺麗，或悲涼，或鮮活，或朦朧……俱是人間圖像的反映。在本書中，十位台灣作家，以十篇不同題材、不同風格的書寫，展現了平凡世間的種種面貌……有的溫柔敦厚，像一方陽光，溫暖人的心窩，像一場春雨，濕意中透著淡淡的感傷。有的精闢率直，如雕刻刀般，劈劃眾生百態，如解剖針般，細究紅塵圖像。也有的上天下地，像一縷縷絲線，串起種種奇思異想，編織成如真似幻的故事。中英對照的閱讀方式，則為文字的呈現，帶來更多的可能。當我們在兩種文字間穿梭迂迴時，或許能察覺到文字底層洶湧的暗潮，甚至激發出更鮮活的生命力。十篇作品如下：王鼎均的《一方陽光》，鄭清文《春雨》，張曉風《一千二百三十點》，阿盛《白玉雕牛》，舒國治《人在台北》，平路《紅塵五注》，張大春《將軍碑》，李啟源《解嚴年代的愛情》，林燿德《銅夢》，鍾怡雯《給時間的戰帖》。

Born in Japanese-occupied Taiwan, raised in the scholarly traditions of ancient China by his grandfather but forced into the Japanese educational system, Hu Taiming, the protagonist of "Orphan of Asia," ultimately finds himself estranged from all three cultures. Wu's autobiographical novel, completed in 1945, is widely regarded as a classic of modern Asian literature and a groundbreaking expression of the postwar Taiwanese national consciousness. Originally written in Japanese and now translated into English for the first time, "Orphan of Asia" offers a powerful depiction of the political, cultural, and psychological impact of colonialism."Orphan of Asia" begins during Taiming's childhood in Taiwan, which has been annexed to Japan only recently. Taiming eventually makes his mark in the colonial Japanese educational system and graduates from a prestigious college. However, he finds that his Japanese education and his adoption of modern ways have alienated him from his family and native

《黎明列車：曾貴海詩集》英語與西語版翻譯出版，整理精選台灣最具代表性當代詩人之一的曾貴海的132首詩作與世界對話。身為客籍作家，曾貴海不僅以華文、客語文創作，也採用台語文創作，其關注的族群涵蓋了台灣土地上的原住民，以書寫跨越族群，記錄歷史。客家委員會推動客家文學海外推廣，透過這部作品的英語、西語版讓世界更進一步認識台灣與客家文學。 The publication of the English and Spanish translations of The Dawn Train: Collected Poems of Tseng Kuei-hai features an organized and carefully curated selection of 132 poems by Tseng Kuei-hai, one of Taiwan's most representative contemporary poets, to engage in a dialogue with the world. As a Hakka author, Tseng not only writes in Chinese and Hakka, but also in Taiwanese. His focus encompasses the indigenous tribes of Taiwan, transcending ethnic groups through writing and documenting history. The Hakka Affairs Council promotes Hakka literature overseas, allowing the world to further understand Taiwan and Hakka literature through the English and Spanish versions of this work.